Or set up a time to chat over the phone. 

I asked the mortgage broker over the phone at least 2 times and sent an email on the importance of the land value on the house we are trying to purchase.  

They act out this whole fake situation that something is broken.

I suspect it was likely bought to be owner occupied.I believe the process is broken. 

If I have their name and other address is there a way I can get their phone number?

I would first talk with the tenant and remind them of the fees, but I wouldn't do the court until they have moved out because they haven't broken contract yet.

My bank told me over the phone that closing cost would be somewhere around 2500 and they could do one of the following30 year mortgage at 3.2% or 15 year mortgage at 3.1% when I bought the house I bought it at 4.125 percent.Some people tell me it's so much work to go through and it is not worth refinancing unless I get an interest rate that is at least 2% less than what I have now.

If you take the time to share some phone calls with a handful of prior investors, you should get a pretty good handle on what your experience is going to be like.The purpose of investing in a syndication is to leverage the sponsor's time, expertise, and ability to source great deals, but if the experience is going to cause you to lose sleep at night, any return you might make simply will not be worth it.All the best,Jack

When I lived out of town back in the day, I had a property manager handle my rental, and they were the ones who got the midnight phone calls.

We also weren’t able to have our cell phones out due to “disclosure agreements” The whole thing felt like a waste of time and a scheme.